Research delivered through collaboration
Working with industry, universities, government and technology developers to move hydrogen research into practical application.
Partnerships built around real challenges
Collaborative projects allow research questions to be shaped by practical engineering needs and create routes from concept through testing and demonstration.
Research across technology and deployment
Advanced electrolyser research
AEM electrolysis from laboratory systems through to a 100 kW demonstration platform, addressing efficiency, durability, gas quality and flexible operation.
Industrial decarbonisation
Working with major industrial partners on hydrogen, fuel switching, infrastructure and wider pathways for deep decarbonisation in South Wales.
Hydrogen purification & compression
Testing and integration of electrochemical approaches to hydrogen separation, purification and compression.
Integrated low-carbon energy
Research into hydrogen alongside renewable power, storage and other technologies within net-zero buildings and energy systems.
Regional research collaboration
Connecting research capability across South Wales and South West England to accelerate hydrogen innovation and new collaborative activity.
Technology development in practice
Evergreen case studies will show how testing, system integration and collaboration have been used to answer specific engineering questions.
Collaboration at different scales
Technology development
Joint research to develop or improve components, equipment and complete hydrogen systems
Find out more →Testing & validation
Experimental programmes designed to generate useful performance data and evidence
Find out more →Pilot demonstration
Installation and operation of technologies at meaningful scale before wider deployment
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Joint programmes with industry and research partners, including externally funded activity
Find out more →Evidence that helps technologies move forward
Our aim is to generate practical technical evidence, not research in isolation. That may mean understanding a component, validating a system, demonstrating a technology or informing a deployment decision.
Build the next project together
Bring us the technology challenge, research question or demonstration need.